Mongolia. An Order Of Red Combat Banner certificate_of_authenticity "P/O" (Pilot Officer) clearly visible

"P/O" (Pilot Officer) clearly visible but the remainder of the naming having faded with time

He was discharged in 1918 in England due to these persistent and ongoing sets of illnesses

5 grams (with the non-removable ribbon)

both Second Class

The leather wrapped wooden grip shows surface wear and some scuffing and is complete with silver plate over copper RLB starburst insignia properly pinned to the obverse grip

Mongolia. An Order Of Red Combat Banner certificate_of_authenticity "P/O" (Pilot Officer) clearly visibleMongolia; Silver gilt with red, white, yellow and green blue enamels, number engraved "3873", 53 mm (w) x 52 mm (h), horizontal pinback, chipping evident in the red enamels on the star point at 12 o'clock, near extremely fine.